FCT Abuja useR Group
Ted Laderas
9/15/2022
Fast way to publish Jupyter Notebooks!
Options are moved to within the code chunk using #| (hash-pipe) for each line
Should you switch to Quarto? Not necessarily. If you find R Markdown meet your need, you can definitely stay there. It is not imperative to switch. Quarto’s goal is to cover most features of R Markdown eventually, but it may be impossible to become a strict superset of R Markdown. - Yihui Xie
<div> tagsoutput: to the corresponding format: in your YAMLknitr::convert_chunk_header() to convert your code blocks (outputs a .qmd file)_quarto.yml file if necessaryFile > New Project > New Directory > Quarto Project
output:, use format:| RMarkdown | Quarto |
|---|---|
output: html_document |
format: html |
output: pdf_document |
format: pdf |
output: word_document |
format: docx |
output: xaringan |
format: revealjs |
output: ioslides |
format: revealjs |
output: distill |
Quarto Article Layout |
https://quarto.org/docs/faq/rmarkdown.html
knitr::convert_chunk_header() will convert your RMarkdown code chunks into quarto compatible format.
_quarto.yml for websitesquarto publish can push and update a number of different kinds of webhosts.
Workshop materials from Andrew Bray: https://github.com/rstudio-conf-2022/rmd-to-quarto